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TOLAC is not a reasonably safe option for patients with a prior uterine rupture. The risk of recurrent rupture appears to be highest when the previous rupture was in the fundus or longitudinal. Recurrent rupture can occur as early as the second trimester and is difficult to predict. Delivery before 36 0 weeks of gestation on a case-by-case basis, considering factors such as whether there has been preterm labor in the current pregnancy and whether there is a history of preterm or antepartum uteri

🔎 Ever heard of an “irritable uterus”? 🤔 It’s when our uterine muscles become extra sensitive and start having irregular contractions, even outside of labor.🤰🏽 But fear not, mama! Here are some key facts about having an irritable uterus: 1️⃣ It’s quite common: Many women experience these sporadic contractions during pregnancy. Your uterus just can’t resist practicing for the big day! 2️⃣ No need to panic: While these contractions may be uncomfortable, they typically don’t indicate pre-term l